Difference between revisions of "Iowa election integrity"
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(Republicans gained 4 seats in the Iowa House, and gained 2 seats in Iowa Senate.) |
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In 2022, a ballot measure was enacted by 65%-35% to "Provide for a state constitutional right to own and bear firearms."<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/Iowa_elections,_2022</ref> | In 2022, a ballot measure was enacted by 65%-35% to "Provide for a state constitutional right to own and bear firearms."<ref>https://ballotpedia.org/Iowa_elections,_2022</ref> | ||
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[[category:election integrity]] | [[category:election integrity]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:23, December 22, 2022
Iowa election integrity includes:
- no drop-boxes
- "A written application for a mailed absentee ballot must be received by the voter's County Auditor no later than 5:00 p.m. 15 days before the election."[1]
- "Voter Verification Number (ID Number)" that is a "Iowa Driver's License or Non-Operator ID Number OR
Four digit Voter PIN located on the voter's Iowa Voter ID Card"[1]
In 2022, a ballot measure was enacted by 65%-35% to "Provide for a state constitutional right to own and bear firearms."[2]
Republicans gained 4 seats in the Iowa House, and gained 2 seats in Iowa Senate.